This assignment asks us to allocate two int-type variables using malloc() (named var1 and var2), print the addresses of each variable (the address of the pointer on the stack and the address on the heap), then use free() to deallocate var1, print the addresses again, then allocate another space in...

This assignment asks us to allocate two int-type variables using malloc() (named var1 and var2), print the addresses of each variable (the address of the pointer on the stack and the address on the heap), then use free() to deallocate var1, print the addresses again, then allocate another space in...

The calloc function in C is used to allocate zeroed memory capable of holding at least the requested amount of elements of a specified size. In practice, most memory allocators may allocate a bigger block in order to increase efficiency and minimize fragmentation. The actual usable block size of an...